The large, prolonged winter storm is expected to affect the Tri-State area from Sunday evening onwards, and the large, prolonged winter storm is expected to bring 6 “-12” to parts of the area, even in New York City. could see up to 10 centimeters.
The National Weather Service has already issued a Winter Storm Watch for much of the area for late Sunday evening through late Monday evening.
Sundays will be chilly with increasing and thickening clouds as the highs remain in the upper 20s.
Snow lasts until Sunday night after 6 or 7, arriving from southwest to northeast, accumulating 1 “-3” at night when it gets windy.
The biggest blow of the snow is expected to be felt on Monday during the day, as well as 40-50 mph winds.
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Roads fill with snow and become slippery as temperatures drop to the mid-1920s.
Sleet can sometimes mix, especially on the coast, holding back build-up south and east of New York City. Mixing can limit snow totals south and east of the city.
In North Jersey, residents can see 12-plus inches.
Strong gusts of wind are possible, especially on the coast and over Long Island.
Temperatures can reach just above freezing in the city.
The storm will slowly recede on Tuesday, but it will still be windy and chilly with continued snow showers and gusts.
Additional significant accumulation is not likely during Tuesday’s day, but occasionally flakes still fly.
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Stay with the AccuWeather team for updates on the weekend weather forecast.
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